Main Headquarters:
8 Beach Street, 3rd Floor
New York, New York, 10013
Phone Number:
(917) 200-0829
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(917) 200-0829
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An integrative approach to sports medicine and high standard of personalized care make NYPT Health and Rehab the best place to go in New York City for physical therapy and more. Conveniently located in Midtown Manhattan’s Flatiron District, NYPT Health & Rehab offers everything you need to bounce back from your injury stronger than ever.
Owner and registered physical therapist Rich Sarmiento, MPT, works one-on-one with every patient to develop a specialized care plan that includes a combination of manual therapy and physical exercise. His emphasis on personalized care and attention to detail ensure dialogue and understanding between NYPT’s expert staff and each patient they treat.
Every treatment involves 30 minutes of hands-on therapy from one of NYPT’s highly skilled staff members to help improve your movement and reduce pain. After that, you get another 30 minutes of exercise therapy to strengthen your muscles and prevent pain from recurring.
Besides physical therapy and strength conditioning, NYPT Health and Rehab offers acupuncture, massage therapy, and chiropractic care from highly trained, certified medical professionals. The NYPT team, along with affiliate staff, creates an inclusive, warm environment to support you along your physical rehab journey.
No matter what type of sports injury or orthopedic condition you suffer from, NYPT has a personalized treatment plan just for you.
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Chiropractors, in New York, are alternative medicine practitioners who specialize in a system of therapy which employs manipulation and specific adjustment of the spinal column, holding that disease results from a lack of normal nerve functioning.
